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Word glitching table headers to look like wingdings
Hi, we've had one user report that our table header text occasionally glitches to look like corrupted wingdings:
I cannot replicate this issue and don't fully know at what stage of document creation it happened but will update with any extra info they provide.
Any help would be appreciated!
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Which font is used for table headers in the affected document? See if (re-)installing the font on the computer helps. Microsoft-provided fonts such as Aptos can be downloaded from Microsoft.
P.S. I specifically mention the Aptos font here, because it has been reported that it may not be correctly interpreted unless you take action to install it locally (by default, Aptos is a so-called cloud font which isn't necessarily present in the Fonts folder on Windows).
Hi, the font is a google font called Poppins and has been rolled out to all machines in the company. I can't replicate the issue and it's only happened to a few people from what I can tell, their theory is it's to do with opening it in the browser version?
